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flauta

English translation of flauta

flute

A flute is a woodwind instrument that you play by blowing across a hole at the end. The Spanish noun for flute is 'flauta'. It is commonly used in modern and traditional Spanish music.


Example sentences using: flauta

Ella toma clases de flauta

English translation of Ella toma clases de flauta

She takes flute classes

This sentence reveals someone's hobby or activity. 'Toma' from the verb 'tomar' meaning 'to take' refers to taking classes. 'Clases de flauta' means 'flute classes'.

El sonido de la flauta es hermoso

English translation of El sonido de la flauta es hermoso

The sound of the flute is beautiful

This sentence shows an opinion about the sound of the flute. 'El sonido de la flauta' translates to 'the sound of the flute', and 'es hermoso' means 'is beautiful'.

Mi flauta está en la mochila

English translation of Mi flauta está en la mochila

My flute is in the backpack

This phrase is used for stating the location of an object, in this case, a flute. 'Está' is the singular form of 'estar' (to be) used for locations and 'en la mochila' translates to 'in the backpack'.

La flauta es un instrumento de viento

English translation of La flauta es un instrumento de viento

The flute is a wind instrument

This sentence categorizes the flute as a wind instrument. 'Es' is the singular form of 'ser' (to be) used for inherent and permanent characteristics. 'Un instrumento de viento' means 'a wind instrument'.

Practico la flauta todos los días

English translation of Practico la flauta todos los días

I practice the flute every day

This phrase reveals a habitual action related to playing the flute. 'Practico' is the first person singular form of 'practicar' (to practice), 'la flauta' is the object being practiced and 'todos los días' translates to 'every day'.

Mi profesor de flauta es muy estricto

English translation of Mi profesor de flauta es muy estricto

My flute teacher is very strict

This sentence expresses an opinion about a person, in this case the flute teacher. 'Mi profesor de flauta' stands for 'my flute teacher' and 'es muy estricto' translates to 'is very strict'.

Perdí mi flauta en el parque

English translation of Perdí mi flauta en el parque

I lost my flute in the park

This phrase speaks about an unfortunate incident. 'Perdí' is the first person past tense form of the verb 'perder' (to lose). 'Mi flauta' is the object lost and 'en el parque' is the place where the loss happened.

La flauta de Pan es un antiguo instrumento

English translation of La flauta de Pan es un antiguo instrumento

The Pan flute is an ancient instrument

This sentence describes the Pan flute as an ancient instrument. 'La flauta de Pan' refers to the Pan flute and 'es un antiguo instrumento' means 'is an ancient instrument'.

Quiero aprender a tocar la flauta

English translation of Quiero aprender a tocar la flauta

I want to learn to play the flute

This phrase states an intention or desire. 'Quiero' is the first person singular form of 'querer' (to want), 'aprender a tocar' means 'to learn to play' and 'la flauta' is the object in question.

Toco la flauta en la orquesta

English translation of Toco la flauta en la orquesta

I play the flute in the orchestra

This sentence can be used to explain your role in a music group or ensemble. 'Toco' is the conjugation of the verb 'tocar' (to play an instrument) for the first person singular. 'la flauta' is the direct object (the flute) and 'en la orquesta' denotes the place (in the orchestra).

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